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Resen Church
Stop by Resen Church, located on the old country road between Oddesund and Holstebro. The church originally stood at the heart of a village that included an inn and a village pond. Jutland cattle also passed through here—especially during the cattle drives of the 19th century—which played a significant role in creating prosperity and growth in this part of the country.
Resen Church
Resen Church is situated by the old highway between Holstebro and Oddesund ferry port.
In 1792 the Rev. Hans Rosenberg had the characteristic open tower built. Before that time the church had a round tower.
The southern transept was origanally built as chapel for the squires of the manor Kongensgaard in Noerre Nissum who owned the church in the 18th century.
Resen Church is situated by the old highway between Holstebro and Oddesund ferry port.
In 1792 the Rev. Hans Rosenberg had the characteristic open tower built. Before that time the church had a round tower.
The southern transept was origanally built as chapel for the squires of the manor Kongensgaard in Noerre Nissum who owned the church in the 18th century.